Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26

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CHICAGO, Maysa-A repetition OF yesterdays
closing scene. when short sellers went homo
exullant at having broken through the defence
the clique had around the 81. peg Tor June
wheat, WAS avoided this morning. More brokers
were placed IN tho plt and 70 order 70 raid =.
great deal more wheat The clique orokers
bad unlimited orders TO buy June wheat,
and they took all the crowd would
sell them. They allowed few parties 70 So
tie their June contracts at Sc, but only thoss
were allowed 70 settle who had IL sold 20 them
lower down: 80 that the settlement brought
little profit for the clique. Gossip said tnes
5000. 900 In currency was started from Cinctn-
natl last night June VI sat opened Sc. nisnes
at Sc., and remained about that ngun
tbTot ghout tho day. closing ~ Shc. Inc
wheat Indicator was changed from june
20 July option this morning. pes
June s,ill remained tho more active s opaoo,
ateady around S6tsas6hc. during the day. snd
cloeed at s6yEc. Trading In Juno and July was
only moderate during tho latter part d me
.01c., but tho prospects OF large receipts made
Il weaker, and 10 sold down In The nrst hour "
$3.50. Later In tho day large purchases nrmsd
IL up. and July closed at t0Aloisc. IL devei-
oped shortly after the corn market opened thss
the clique brokers were In the pit and vere
holding up June In order 20 get rid OF
the balance Of the ciiQues purchases o.
that month which were made over q mono
ago, and which, IL was the general belief, nen
all been marketed. juno corn opened ~ 8te.
and closed at the same ngure. July ribs opensd
81. lower at 81. 20 and sold up during the morn
ing 20 $3.50, and remained at that ngure until
the close. July lard opened $50 aud closed
at s6.7'k. Both commodities we're duu ana
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, May sa-Fiour quiet and steefy.
Wheat dun and unsettled; closed ha,sc high
err; No. red, cash, SaaSSkc. July. ~ aghc.
Corn quiet; cash, SSc. July, asss1Se oes
whiskey steady at si.oo. Provisions quiet and
steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 2-Flour Arm. wheat
firm: No. red, &c: Corn quiet; No. mixed.
Ale. Oats easier; No. smixed, x9A aDc. Lard
easier at f6.5e Bulk-rneats hrm- Whisksy
quiet at sl.0S. Hogs quiet
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. May 1-Turpseuns
duh at Sc. Resin frm strained, 30.
good, coz Tar nrm atu.i7x. Crude turpes-
tine hrm; hard, si.0: ysllov-dip, eis; vsr-
gin, s2.4a
LoUIsvILls. May ea.--Grain quiet Wheat
No. y red, s2c. Corn-No. , mixed, <3kc:
white, 45c. oats--No. !, Sic. Provisions QUOT
and unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA, May 25-Cetton urn
X
gross receipts, 81 bales; stock. $50, bales
sales, n bsles; exports-coastwise, ios bales:
to Great Britain, = bales; TO France. -
bales; 70 the Continent o. bales c..
nrm middlins, lose. Ne, receipts, II bales;
gross receipts, IL bales; sales. - bales;
stock, i,sas bales; sIports1 s.,ss 49,.
Britain. - bales; 70 France. = bslsA
SAVANNAH, GA, May a5.-cotton steafy:
middling. l0.c. Net receipts, s9 bales:
gross receipts, 1913 bales; sales, ! bale
stock. asto bales; e1por'.- :
Britain. - bales; 70 France. - bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, May s.--Coston nrm;
middling, iOkc. Receipts, II baiss; sales. q
CHARLESTON, s. c., May ss.-Cottos arm:
middling. i0kc. Notreceipts, i75 bales gross
receipts, E5 bales; sales, = bales; STOCK.
75l bales; exports-to Great Britain, -
bales; 70 the Continent. - bales; csxstwtss,
i69 bales: TO France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURKA
NEW YORK, May 2a-Cotton-Gross receipts,
1903 bales. Futures closed steady sales, 1000
bales; May. Sl0.95asi0.96; June, $40 9dASf0V:
July. nlaxii.0i; August til.0i; September,
sl0.s6asi017 ;; October si0.2iasi0.i5; November,
| sl0.Oiasl0O5; March. SO. i6asi0s0.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-i230 r. Motion nrm
and In fair demand uplands, lJ-i6d. Or
iCdHo, Shit-. lO,Oto U1itss tof Hvo'u-
lation ana export, 900 bales: receipts. $4,000
bales; no American. Futures quiet at an ad-
varce; May. 50-3id. My and June. 8 50-6tf. |;
June and July, 55l-eid. July and Auguss,
52-6id.: August and September. s 81 6id.
September and October, A-64d. October and
November, 5Sfeid. November and December,
5 Si-eid. September, 55-eid
2P. h--1he Gales o; the day included s.f09
bales American May. May ami juno. 5 5-6td.,
buyer; June and July, 5l-8id., value; July
ana August S 52-6id., buyer; August and Sop
tenteT, 52-6id.. buyer: September and 0cto-
Der. 44-64d., buyer; October and November,
5 426id., buyer; November and December,
92-64d., seller; September, d-6id, buyer.
Futures steady.
4P. May, May and June, 5 50-6id.. solley;
June and July. 5i-6id.. seller; July ami
August. 52-6id., seller; August and Septsm-
Der. S3-6id., seller; September and October.
) 4i-6id., seller; October and November,
3i-64d., seller; November and December.
s 3ic4d., buyer September, S 5i-eid.. seller.
Futures closed dull.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dspatch.l
MAY 2a-While not large the sales have bseu
more ffee this week than for soms days past
but without change In quotations.. Market
steady at SIC. for prime, 3tc for extra primo.
Fancy would bring more. No Spanish Duts Ia
market
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch-j
MAY 25.-Market firm and advancing today
with aalas MT ouOfaftona pfiuna NJ A.. fauav